Viennese psychoanalyst and Holocaust survivor, Viktor Frankl (1984) advocated ‘the will to meaning’ as our ‘primary concern’. He urged us to recognise that happiness and success are by-products of living a meaningful life and pursuing our unique purpose. This awareness of meaning allows us to overcome hardship and suffering and contemporary researchers, including Julienne Bower…
Month: May 2020
Recovery journeys of people with depression; A Qualitative Approach
This article may be helpful for those of you delivering or studying IB Psychology. The paper reports on a qualitative study which was part of a bigger randomised control trial of MBCT . The study uses thematic analysis and case studies of individual patients, providing insight into their interpretation of their personal journeys through depression,…